Nestled in Jesus Pobre, property HQL-3EK9L represents a rare combination of scale, privacy and immediate market potential — a 5‑bedroom detached villa set on 11,367 sqm of land that illustrates how Vision Villas sources country estates with clear investment and lifestyle propositions.

Discovering this Jesús Pobre estate with Vision Villas

The house is a substantial 548 sqm of built area (five bedrooms, four bathrooms) offered at EUR 1,750,000. As shown in the photos, its vaulted interiors, long terraced façades and mature olive-grove setting communicate a property that is both immediately habitable and adaptable for investment use — long‑let family rentals, seasonal short‑lets or a repositioning for higher‑end holiday occupancy.

Why the fabric of the house matters to investors

Solid original construction (built 1980) with generous room sizes reduces near‑term capex compared with fragmented, heavily modernised villas. The property photos reveal wide circulation spaces and multiple terraces that increase usable lettable area — a key driver of effective gross income when modelling yields. Vision Villas highlights these structural strengths when underwriting likely refurbishment costs and rental layouts.

• Investment-relevant features visible in the listing

1. Large plot (11,367 sqm) — options for secondary units, pool landscaping or equestrian facilities that diversify income streams.
2. Substantial internal area (548 sqm) — supports multi‑unit configuration or premium long‑let targeting affluent families.
3. On‑site amenities (pool, garage, terraces, air conditioning) — limit immediate upgrade needs and improve marketability for short and long stays.

How Vision Villas framed this property for international buyers

Vision Villas operates from Jávea with ten years of local transactions across luxury, vacation and investment segments. Their team combines on‑the‑ground valuation experience with a buyer-focused service model: translating local comparables into clear net‑yield scenarios for clients who often buy from abroad. For this estate, their listing packet emphasises rentable floorplans, garden and pool placement (as captured in the images), and practical cost assumptions for common Iberian maintenance items — olive tree management, irrigation and pool servicing.

Practical due diligence Vision Villas provides

• Title and planning checks, local tax and utility cost estimates, rental demand profiling, contractor and property management introductions — all presented so overseas buyers can convert a headline price into a realistic total cost of ownership.

Jesus Pobre: regional context and market implications

Jesus Pobre sits inland of the Marina Alta coast, minutes from Jávea and Dénia. The village delivers a mix of rural calm and accessible coastal demand — a profile attractive to families seeking year‑round residency and to higher‑spending holiday renters looking for privacy within reach of beaches. For investors, this dual demand reduces extreme seasonality compared with properties located only on the shoreline.

• Local market considerations for buyers

1. Rental mix: expect a blend of long‑lets from expatriate families and short‑let bookings during high season; model conservatively with a base long‑let occupancy assumption when projecting net yields.
2. Costs: factor in municipal IBI (property tax), non‑resident tax regimes if applicable, community fees (if any) and realistic maintenance for large plots (garden, irrigation, olive trees). Vision Villas includes these in their buyer packs to avoid surprise running costs.
3. Value drivers: proximity to Jávea/Dénia amenities, plot potential for ancillary units or leisure facilities, and presentation quality (photos show original character but good bones) — these are levers to increase capital value or rental rates.

Reading the listing photos: what they reveal for underwriting

The supplied images capture exterior context (mature trees, plot boundaries), indoor proportions (vaulted ceilings, large windows) and amenity condition (pool, terraces, garage). For an investor this visual evidence reduces the initial inspection cost: clear views of circulation, light and outdoor space allow a remote preliminary layout and refurbishment estimate. Vision Villas uses these images not as sales gloss but to support structured underwriting templates they share with international clients.

What to verify in a physical inspection

• Structural cracks and damp, roof condition, pool integrity and filtration, irrigation and well/water rights, access roads and boundary fences — Vision Villas coordinates trusted local inspectors so buyers overseas get consistent reports.

How this property fits an investor’s portfolio strategy

At EUR 1.75m the asset is a mid‑to‑upper market country estate for the Costa Blanca interior. For income‑focused investors, the property works where acquisition assumptions include modest refurbishment (to improve letting rooms and utilities), a mixed letting strategy and professional on‑island property management. For wealth‑preservation buyers seeking a second home with rental upside, the plot size and privacy create optionality — the ability to scale income later by adding discrete units or premium landscaping.

• Quick underwriting checkpoints (recommended)

1. Obtain recent comparables within 5–10 km for large plots to properly reflect land value.
2. Model net yields under two scenarios: (A) conservative year‑round long‑let; (B) blended seasonal short‑let with professional management and turnover costs.
3. Include annualised maintenance for large gardens (estimate by square metre) and capital contingency for pool and roof every 10–15 years.

Conclusions and next steps — why contact Vision Villas

This Jesús Pobre villa exemplifies the type of asset Vision Villas specialises in: significant land, structural integrity and flexible use cases. The agency’s local track record (10 years, focused team in Jávea) and their practice of delivering inspection reports, costed refurbishment plans and rental projections make them an efficient partner for buyers who cannot be present in Spain. If you are modelling acquisition at EUR 1.75m, request Vision Villas’ standard investment pack for this listing — it will include comparable sales, a preliminary maintenance budget and two yield scenarios tailored to the local market.

Contact Vision Villas to request the property dossier, schedule a technical inspection or obtain a bespoke net‑yield model for Jesus Pobre estates similar to this one. The images accompanying the listing will help you shortlist remotely; Vision Villas will convert that shortlist into a validated, numbers‑first acquisition plan.